ok i'm half an hour in and all they have talked about is how youtubing is from the perspective of a youtuber and i'm getting pretty tired of it. half of this podcast (all episodes) is about how they feel about youtubing and i'm not fucking that interested. it's like people who work at banks keep talking about how working in a bank is like. hours and hours and hours and hours
@@thatoneguy9582 that was actually a good suggestion! but yea. it just happens these are about my most favorite people in the world. i would just prefer they would currate the content a bit more. maybe have a separate podcast where they ONLY talk about youtubeing.
Vsauce was the first channel I discovered, that literally changed my life. I was homeschooled and brought up religiously. I am also dyslexic so reading was kinda out of the picture for me. And no one ever told me that people knew how stuff worked. And how he linked things up moved from topic to topic is exactly how my brain works. I am now getting my PhD in molecular biology, and it does have a large part because of people like Michael.
@@MrSkinnyWhale dyslexia doesn't mean I can't read it means I struggle with reading and writing. As language doesn't make a lot of sense to me. When I was young it was really hard for me. It still is and I'm nowhere close to my peers when it comes to reading.
Your comment just made me realize that there will likely be a moment in my life when I find out that Michael Stevens has died. This makes me immensely sad. I love the man. He's been hugely influential in my life, and I never even considered until now that he is a mortal human, just like the rest of us. Gotta cherish him while I can...
also it's crazy for me how he's only in his 30s, i always assumed he was a lot older, like in his 50s already (not necessarily because of his appearance but mostly because of how he speaks)
I was taking a poo in the grocery store bathroom while listening to this during my shopping experience. When I finished my poo I left to return to my cart but the podcast jittered in and out of my headphones until it was gone. Astonished, I reached for my phone to see what was going on. To my surprise I had left my phone on the toilet paper dispenser. Thanks guys for this podcast as I would have otherwise left my phone in the bathroom.
Michael really commands a room, at 14:38 he appears in frame cross-legged on the couch and within the next 30 seconds everyone else follows suit. I wonder about the psychology behind it or if it’s just coincidence.
Respect most likely, michael is insanely well spoken and can really just keep people feeling included. Once you do you usually don't wanna be the odd one out. Thanks for picking it out!
That's also recommended when you're conducting an interview and the intention is to make the guest comfortable, but yeah, most likely the guys did it out of respect. Many of us could be mirroring their posture while watching the video which is even crazier.
@@ribenabear and you should not dictate when people have children, that was a very ignorant comment to make kid. You never know what people are going through, please be kind.
michael should totally do a countdown of "the 20 craziest disney princess pictures" as a mysterious inexplicable one-off on his main channel that is never referenced again
22:45 this “finding” effect is something I’ve experienced first hand. Way back in late may/early June of 2021, I told a couple friends to post memes about me (my YT channel) but explicitly told them to make it seem like they found me, and to not make any mention at all of them having any personal relation to me. They ALL got several thousand upvotes, and kickstarted the growth of my channel.
I never really noticed, but Vsauce rarely uses filler words. No "um, ah, like" etc. Hes super well spoken overall. This was a such a good friggin episode, the whole conversation was so entertaining 👌
@@damascussteel7688 yeah I can only do it when I have a formal speech prepared. When I'm just in regular conversation I use so many filler words it's awful 😭. I never notice I'm doing it until I hear a playback
@@Geordiecraftssince he does youtube videos for a living, he has many hours of experience of trying not to use filler words. You could do that with speaking to yourself, or maybe even using omegle or such and trying your best not to use filler words. It is very easy, just takes some mental effort at the start
Those are just a part of how language works and they have their purpose in communication so theyre not inherently bad or wrong :> I think people notice it more when it's a presentation or something where it's an unnatural situation where the fills we use to organise conversation aren't as useful when there's no one talking with you
14:39 Michael sitting cross legged 14:48 Kevin probably noticing Will and Nigel crossing their legs too 14:55 Now they're all sitting in crossed legs like Michael.
This is so good I hope Michael returns to the podcast, and you can name the 2nd one like "Michael 2" and the 3rd one "Michea" without the last letter just to be different from the first two.
The amount I feel like I actually learned through Vsauce growing up is actually a lot haha. I’d present things to my friends like I was a genius that spent months learning about something after watching something for 10 minutes
I've also learned a lot from youtubers like Michael. I've probably learned more on youtube as an adult than I did in all of highschool. Just be careful though, it's really easy to learn false information, and to not even know how much you don't know.
@@chadd990 Same here, TH-cam is really a big part of me realizing there was so much you can learn on the internet that could take up an entire degree at a college but for free and at your own pace and not just memorizing things to be able to pass a test at the end. Like I definitely feel like I've learned more from TH-cam and the internet in general than throughout school and even the stuff I'll never apply from various sciences or other obscure stuff it feels so much more relevant to the current day and to life than the way things are taught in school where it's basically the same thing they teach year after year with only a few changes here and there
Safety Third Episode 56 Drink Round-Robin Roundup: Nigel- Decrepit Bottle Will- Emoji Mug Kevin- Nothing Michael- A STRAIGHT UP GLASS (did he bring it himself or was there an awkwardly long search for a real drinking glass just to impress him?
1:01:45 IM SCREAMING "PHOTOSYNTHESIS" at the screen because after an hour of some of the most thought provoking content I've ever seen it's the first time I'm able to feel like I can contribute.
Watching this right after the first episode is such a shift, and I can't tell if its because VSauce has such good chemistry with them or if they simply grew over the last 55 episodes, and it's just really awesome to see
The Blair Witch Project was so cool cause of that same "look what i found" rather than "look what i made" cause at the time there was so much uncertainty about its origin. Its the new version of a vhs in the woods.
Welp, you guys blew it up, this episode doesn't suck at all, it wasn't terrible whatsoever, I even might be tempted to share it with other people! I'm terribly sorry, but now that you breaked the contract we had going you need to keep this level of quality going forward...
Portrait is suited to individuals whereas landscape is suited to interpersonal interaction, so it makes sense that short-form content isn't going to deeply explore interpersonal interaction
Michael really nailed what I've gotten most out of YT over the years at 9:00 I lived very sheltered life growing up and I don't go out much now from some pretty bad depression issues, but TH-cam has kept me from completely mentally stagnating. I've learned so much more useful information on TH-cam than I ever learned in high school, although the formal education created a good foundation for that learning
It's kinda crazy that I can remember listening to the HI podcast where Brady says he wants to create the word free booting and years later it's just commonly used like how Michael did
Much like William with eatable vs edible, I have a sorta similar view with alone vs lonely. Not sure if its an original take. Alone is physical, lonely is mental. Loneliness and being alone can correlate and/or be related. Take a happy hermit of a woodsman and throw them in the middle of the forest by themselves. They will be all alone but not necessarily feeling lonely and at a party you can be surrounded by dozens of people and still feel lonely despite not being physically alone.
I went on Wikipedia from "Nile red" to "philosophy": Nile red -> methanol -> chemical compound -> atom -> Louis de Broglie -> Aristrocracy (class) -> Ancient Greece -> Aristotle -> Philosopher -> Philosophy!!
This is probably one of my favorite podcasts ever! It was so fun and informative to see Vsauce, who I’ve been watching for probably 9 years, interact with some of my other favorite TH-camrs in this way.
Awesome how Michael tries to answer all the questions of his kid at night. My dad did the same for me and i loved it so much it helped make big thinks less scary and Mundane thinks much more exiting. I hope to be able to do this for my kids someday and I encourage everyone to do this as well.
You can really see their respect for him in this. Michael really started my love for science by watching his videos and I’d give a lot to talk with him about anything
William complimenting Nile's shorts while Kevin wants to get in William's shorts. Michael, meanwhile, spends a lot of time looking at people's shorts. Great content guys, keep it up! (If you know what I mean) ;)
I agree about the showering in the dark thing. I have a skylight in my bathrooms so its usually lit in the morning but at night, or when traveling I like to turn on the minimal amount of light the bathroom allows, sometimes just the makeup mirror or whatever. I think its calming to shower in the dark.
I love Michael's point about breaking down the concept and explaining it for someone who isn't familiar with the terminology. That is why I really enjoy Chubbyemu's videos, he explains exactly what is happening in a way that isn't talking down to his audience, but informing them on what is taking place.
1:10:25 danggg what an awesome way to look at being in your 30s. I try to take time to appreciate where I’m at now but it does get overwhelming. But saying I’m just really needed is a great perspective and should really be appreciated. Thanks guys
As someone who has a family history and had second hand experiences with dementia, it absolutely terrifies me. They just forget, and then never remember. They become a husk of their former self, slowly but surely forgetting everything they once knew and loved. I had gotten a nightmare over a decade ago, that still sticks with me to this day. It is a fear that I will never escape. It is absolutely impossible to escape it, because I might possibly have already experienced its effects hundreds of times. I just suddenly forget what I'm doing while I'm in the process of doing it. I'll think of what to say or write, and then poof. What I wanted to say never existed, only a feeling and the before and after of it.
I’d love to see a thought emporium video cuz of the sheer amount of different types of content he creates, I think it could be a very interesting talking point for all of you guys.
He is likely very busy with his spider silk thing , I fear he has no need for TH-cam and only is even still bothering from a touch of appreciation and a need for a break to do something else... I'm going to stop there , I do know he hates people making assumptions about his life... But yeah, I would watch if he was on the show
At 15 mins you can see such a great example of psychology . Notice how after micheal crosses his legs everyone mirrors him showing they are in tune with the conversation and happy in Micheals company whilst also showing a hierarchy
What I thoroughly enjoy and keeps me dedicated to Safety Third is this podcast is truly a great blend. This is hilarious, sometimes educated lol, and just a great watch or listen during the day.
I met him backstage at a Brain Candy event. My wife got me the deluxe package that included a meet and greet with him and Adam Savage. Both are icons to me.
listening to this podcast at 29 and William's joke of "all the 30-year-old's listening to this who have nothing figured out are panicking rn" hits way too close to home
I would define it as; Edible: safe to eat and provides nutrients to the body. Eatable: it wont harm you if you eat it but it doesn't provide sustenance.
Mona Lisa: It's small so it's easy to steal. It's one of the most famous paintings ever made so there is plenty of motivation. And museums have poor security.
I tried getting from chocolate to philosophy by clicking the firs links in the wikipedia pages, and it took this path: -chocolate -cocoa bean -fermentation -metabolism -life -matter -classical physics -physics -natural science -branches of science -science -scientific method -empirical evidence -proposition -philosophy of language -analytic philosophy -phylosophy
Isnt there some weird wikipedia phenomenon similar to this? But instead of landing on philosophy its how many clicks to the third Reich or some wild stuff from a seemingly mundane topic.
this is such a beautiful video, i cried a bit every 20 mins or so. micheal is a very loving character and i loved seeing you guys coming together. just want to say thank you for making this and sharing it with us
my god thats probably the best video on youtube in the most unexpcted way. I wachet it a year ago and now and carried comletly different new thing each time. It is so all over the place that you can't keep up to grasp everything and you just forgeting it. Fells like like a mental indigestion.
On the topic of medical devices, I'm a biomedical engineer and we design them in collaboration with medical professionals specialising in the field the device will be used in, as well as whoever else we think is needed (software engineers, biochemists, etc)
the most fundamental difference between edible and eatable is our physiological ability to metabolize what we've consumed via oral orifice. the most socially dynamic difference between edible and eatable is our physiological ability to palate what we've consumed via oral orifice.
That's kind of funny that Michael details that example about "why are we putting so much protection and police presence around someone we're ultimately going to sentence?" and then says "I will immediately cross a topic off my list if there's a twitter thread about it" because there are many, MANY twitter threads about exactly that illogical, overly policed/protected but ultimately vulnerable and discarded treatment of incarcerated people. (But I really like that that's how he approaches his vid topics and he has given me much to think about over the years because he intentionally explores the unexplored! Love this episode.)
Its like Vsauce has an aura that makes everyone around talk about esoteric stuff, I love it lol
Esoteric? Those are not esoteric topics, or are they?
ok i'm half an hour in and all they have talked about is how youtubing is from the perspective of a youtuber and i'm getting pretty tired of it.
half of this podcast (all episodes) is about how they feel about youtubing and i'm not fucking that interested. it's like people who work at banks keep talking about how working in a bank is like. hours and hours and hours and hours
@@moonliteX then don't watch?
@@moonliteX
note that there are chapters for the video so you can see if anything is brought up that you do find interesting
@@thatoneguy9582 that was actually a good suggestion!
but yea. it just happens these are about my most favorite people in the world. i would just prefer they would currate the content a bit more.
maybe have a separate podcast where they ONLY talk about youtubeing.
Vsauce was the first channel I discovered, that literally changed my life. I was homeschooled and brought up religiously. I am also dyslexic so reading was kinda out of the picture for me.
And no one ever told me that people knew how stuff worked. And how he linked things up moved from topic to topic is exactly how my brain works.
I am now getting my PhD in molecular biology, and it does have a large part because of people like Michael.
Congratulations my man! You're inspiring, keep it up 👍
This man is dyslexic and can't even read what a nice comment he himself wrote. Thoughts and prayers 🙏
@@MrSkinnyWhale dyslexia doesn't mean I can't read it means I struggle with reading and writing. As language doesn't make a lot of sense to me. When I was young it was really hard for me. It still is and I'm nowhere close to my peers when it comes to reading.
@@WespectRamen thanks :)
Brought up religiously sounds like you were brought up a lot lol
This has to be one of the most thoughtful episodes of Safety Third so far.
...or is it? O_o
@@theprinceofinadequatelighting do-dooooooooooo 🎵
@@theprinceofinadequatelighting **moon men plays**
@@SheenylHassan space movie 1992
I think if Allen were here, it would’ve spiraled back into talking about caillou 🤣🤣
This is the least unhinged episode. You can really read the respect they have for Michael.
Just the boys on their best behavior
or can you?
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@@cristianflores2494 least mentally unhinged vsauce enjoyer
Michael domesticated us
Michael feels like an ethereal being, he's always been there, he always will
Your comment just made me realize that there will likely be a moment in my life when I find out that Michael Stevens has died. This makes me immensely sad. I love the man. He's been hugely influential in my life, and I never even considered until now that he is a mortal human, just like the rest of us. Gotta cherish him while I can...
also it's crazy for me how he's only in his 30s, i always assumed he was a lot older, like in his 50s already (not necessarily because of his appearance but mostly because of how he speaks)
I was taking a poo in the grocery store bathroom while listening to this during my shopping experience. When I finished my poo I left to return to my cart but the podcast jittered in and out of my headphones until it was gone. Astonished, I reached for my phone to see what was going on. To my surprise I had left my phone on the toilet paper dispenser. Thanks guys for this podcast as I would have otherwise left my phone in the bathroom.
Me fr
Bruh
Man dont be using public restroom surfaces as a kickstand for your phone, and you also wont forget it either lol.
@@100GTAGUYwhere are you supposed to put it
what the hell am i reading
William: I'm proud of it [the podcast]
Nigel: *gives a worried look to the camera*
We all know what happens when William becomes proud
@@ReplicateReality Twice the pride…
@@SmoothTurtle840 double the cock?
time stamp?
@@jessicaly5129 its at 1:03
btw: I really like the "TH-cam Comment Search" extension for this feature!
Michael really commands a room, at 14:38 he appears in frame cross-legged on the couch and within the next 30 seconds everyone else follows suit. I wonder about the psychology behind it or if it’s just coincidence.
I saw that and it blew my mind lol. I know people engaged in a conversation tend to mirror body language, but this was super fast haha.
Body language mirroring due to respect and interest in a person, and eventually due to mimicking the populace
Respect most likely, michael is insanely well spoken and can really just keep people feeling included. Once you do you usually don't wanna be the odd one out. Thanks for picking it out!
That's also recommended when you're conducting an interview and the intention is to make the guest comfortable, but yeah, most likely the guys did it out of respect. Many of us could be mirroring their posture while watching the video which is even crazier.
just a coincidence, or is it?
I still have a very difficult time to accept I'm only a year younger than Michael. He has too much of a father figure vibes to only be in his 30's.
I feel the same about Nigel in a way. I'm 2 years older than him but when he talks I feel like he could be the older brother I never had
fun fact this age range is probably when the majority of people in the world have children. you are behind and old. Major L
@@ribenabear and you should not dictate when people have children, that was a very ignorant comment to make kid. You never know what people are going through, please be kind.
the wisdom adds an extra 3 decades
It's because he's bald. I know his pain.
michael should totally do a countdown of "the 20 craziest disney princess pictures" as a mysterious inexplicable one-off on his main channel that is never referenced again
I'm pretty sure that was a real video, or at least close enough to one of his
@@ALynn127 Princess! NOOOO! ... IMG! #32
All that's missing is Kyle Hill and we've got the entire cast that fueled my interest in general sciences.
We also need allen pan on that episode. Could be a 5 person episode
Hank Green as well, I wonder how that episode would turn out.
@@gmfCoding I actually sent this to Hank. Who knows if he'll actually see it but I'd love to see him on S3rd.
@@wonder_platypus8337 Would pay real money to watch Hank interact with the group,holy fuck
Need Hank Green & Adam Savage episodes next
22:45 this “finding” effect is something I’ve experienced first hand. Way back in late may/early June of 2021, I told a couple friends to post memes about me (my YT channel) but explicitly told them to make it seem like they found me, and to not make any mention at all of them having any personal relation to me. They ALL got several thousand upvotes, and kickstarted the growth of my channel.
And that's how I found you
Woah, it's hydric acid guy (that's how i found your channel)
This feels like the most professional and proper episode on this channel 😭
And I hate it, they've changed
@@Vezur-MathPuzzles i would rather this than the zoom calls though
@@reihanboo Haha, I was just making a joke about what they were talking about in the podcast. Like, how the podcast shouldn't get any better or worse.
The aura of Vsauce!
this conversation was much more small brained than i would have expected lmao
I just love how William tried to end the podcast twice but they got distracted and kept talking for 20 more minutes lol
Wish he never tried! Could listen to Michael talk in this format for hours and hours!!!
I never really noticed, but Vsauce rarely uses filler words. No "um, ah, like" etc. Hes super well spoken overall. This was a such a good friggin episode, the whole conversation was so entertaining 👌
A common "trick" that good speakers use is replacing their ums ahs and likes with pauses
@@damascussteel7688 yeah I can only do it when I have a formal speech prepared. When I'm just in regular conversation I use so many filler words it's awful 😭. I never notice I'm doing it until I hear a playback
What about pauses?
@@Geordiecraftssince he does youtube videos for a living, he has many hours of experience of trying not to use filler words. You could do that with speaking to yourself, or maybe even using omegle or such and trying your best not to use filler words. It is very easy, just takes some mental effort at the start
Those are just a part of how language works and they have their purpose in communication so theyre not inherently bad or wrong :>
I think people notice it more when it's a presentation or something where it's an unnatural situation where the fills we use to organise conversation aren't as useful when there's no one talking with you
14:39 Michael sitting cross legged
14:48 Kevin probably noticing Will and Nigel crossing their legs too
14:55 Now they're all sitting in crossed legs like Michael.
30 seconds
🔎
This is so good I hope Michael returns to the podcast, and you can name the 2nd one like "Michael 2" and the 3rd one "Michea" without the last letter just to be different from the first two.
M!chael
Mike Sauce
they already named the one with Michael Reeves “Michae”
that’s the joke lol
Vsause 2 - Michael here
Fun fact, there was no sound added to this video, when Michael looked at the camera he telepathically beamed the music into the microphone.
HOLY SHIT YES THIS IS ALL I EVER WANTED THANK YOU WILLIAM AND ALL OF SAFTY THIRD
IM ASCENDING WITH YOU BROTHER
IM SO PUMPED THIS WAS MY DREAM
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@@4ll4ll Someone seems to have learned a new word and is excited to show everyone
It finally happened🎉
I love how Michael went into this thinking it was going to be unhinged and this ends up being the most professional episode yet
The amount I feel like I actually learned through Vsauce growing up is actually a lot haha. I’d present things to my friends like I was a genius that spent months learning about something after watching something for 10 minutes
I've also learned a lot from youtubers like Michael. I've probably learned more on youtube as an adult than I did in all of highschool.
Just be careful though, it's really easy to learn false information, and to not even know how much you don't know.
@@chadd990 Same here, TH-cam is really a big part of me realizing there was so much you can learn on the internet that could take up an entire degree at a college but for free and at your own pace and not just memorizing things to be able to pass a test at the end. Like I definitely feel like I've learned more from TH-cam and the internet in general than throughout school and even the stuff I'll never apply from various sciences or other obscure stuff it feels so much more relevant to the current day and to life than the way things are taught in school where it's basically the same thing they teach year after year with only a few changes here and there
Michael taught me to think about things in a round about way. To think about concepts from different perspectives.
@@noodlelynoodle.
Spot on
All it takes for me that I did applied is to act on it on a daily basis.
As a father with a pre-verbal child, I cherish the thought of having Michael like moments bed time bonding with my daughter
Safety Third Episode 56 Drink Round-Robin Roundup:
Nigel- Decrepit Bottle
Will- Emoji Mug
Kevin- Nothing
Michael- A STRAIGHT UP GLASS (did he bring it himself or was there an awkwardly long search for a real drinking glass just to impress him?
I'm pretty sure this is _his_ office they're filming in.
@@xXTomokoKurokiXx it is
@@DukeBG Or is it?? 🤨🎵🎵
1:01:45 IM SCREAMING "PHOTOSYNTHESIS" at the screen because after an hour of some of the most thought provoking content I've ever seen it's the first time I'm able to feel like I can contribute.
Vsauce’s mom was a crossing guard at my school for awhile. Lovely person.
Didn't ask
@soggybiscotti8425
Didn't ask you to be such a dick yet here we are.
@@soggybiscotti8425 Hey everybody have a look at Mr. Jealous over here
@@nathan87 well damn, that burned nearly as much as the couple weeks after I met your mom on the street.
@@FukaiKokoro figured I'd help you compensate for your lack thereof.
The podcast is too normal when Allen is missing
HES NOW IN THE OFFICIAL SAFETY THIRD LORE
or is he?
@@solananceae read this in his voice
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I can't wait to see his stats in the data book.
This is easily the best podcast episode that's come out from anyone this year, and that means a lot more right now than it will in a few days
My brain was so enriched just by their naturally flowing conversation
this really feels like a professor has invited a group of his former students over for dinner
Watching this right after the first episode is such a shift, and I can't tell if its because VSauce has such good chemistry with them or if they simply grew over the last 55 episodes, and it's just really awesome to see
The Blair Witch Project was so cool cause of that same "look what i found" rather than "look what i made" cause at the time there was so much uncertainty about its origin. Its the new version of a vhs in the woods.
Welp, you guys blew it up, this episode doesn't suck at all, it wasn't terrible whatsoever, I even might be tempted to share it with other people! I'm terribly sorry, but now that you breaked the contract we had going you need to keep this level of quality going forward...
Portrait is suited to individuals whereas landscape is suited to interpersonal interaction, so it makes sense that short-form content isn't going to deeply explore interpersonal interaction
Michael's kid: Why?
Michael: *dives into 8 months of in depth research to answer as thoroughly as possible*
These guys all have this “dad?” Energy towards Michael it’s hilarious cos it’s true
An unlikely combo but a welcome one for sure.
that section at 1:09:40 about how stress and responsibility comes from you being needed by other people hit much harder than it should have
Michael really nailed what I've gotten most out of YT over the years at 9:00
I lived very sheltered life growing up and I don't go out much now from some pretty bad depression issues, but TH-cam has kept me from completely mentally stagnating. I've learned so much more useful information on TH-cam than I ever learned in high school, although the formal education created a good foundation for that learning
Love how they tried ending the pod and then ended up going for another half hour 😂
It's kinda crazy that I can remember listening to the HI podcast where Brady says he wants to create the word free booting and years later it's just commonly used like how Michael did
I had the same train of thought,
yup yup yup same thought
Idk if you guys realize this, but this is the pinnacle safety third guest that your audience could want. V Sauce Michael fits ur brand so well
Much like William with eatable vs edible, I have a sorta similar view with alone vs lonely. Not sure if its an original take. Alone is physical, lonely is mental. Loneliness and being alone can correlate and/or be related. Take a happy hermit of a woodsman and throw them in the middle of the forest by themselves. They will be all alone but not necessarily feeling lonely and at a party you can be surrounded by dozens of people and still feel lonely despite not being physically alone.
I went on Wikipedia from "Nile red" to "philosophy": Nile red -> methanol -> chemical compound -> atom -> Louis de Broglie -> Aristrocracy (class) -> Ancient Greece -> Aristotle -> Philosopher -> Philosophy!!
Michael always has something really interesting to talk about every time I see him in a video. I'll always be a huge fan.
All 3 guests are some of my favorite people in the world. Nile red/blue, Vsauce, and The Backyard Scientist. You guys are my heroes!
This is probably one of my favorite podcasts ever! It was so fun and informative to see Vsauce, who I’ve been watching for probably 9 years, interact with some of my other favorite TH-camrs in this way.
Vsauce will always be a legend of YT. Such an all-around cool dude.
In person podcasts are super entertaining
I'm only 13 minutes in and already William is letting out his *actual* hosting skills and it's fantastic to watch :D
Nigel probably likes bright lights because that's what laboratories are like because you need good lighting to like actually see what you're doing.
Awesome how Michael tries to answer all the questions of his kid at night. My dad did the same for me and i loved it so much it helped make big thinks less scary and Mundane thinks much more exiting. I hope to be able to do this for my kids someday and I encourage everyone to do this as well.
I'm sure you will be able to do that too ❤
Damn, Safety Third + Vsauce, and name dropping Defunctland? All my favorites in one place!
You can really see their respect for him in this. Michael really started my love for science by watching his videos and I’d give a lot to talk with him about anything
William complimenting Nile's shorts while Kevin wants to get in William's shorts. Michael, meanwhile, spends a lot of time looking at people's shorts. Great content guys, keep it up! (If you know what I mean) ;)
In the space of three episodes we've been treated to the two greatest Michaels of a all time. God bless.
MORE SAFETY THIRD LESSSSSGOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Where?
More go, not less
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Lmao nft pfp
Ew. Nft
Michael brought real quality to this podcast episode, which usually would make it way worse but instead he made it work
Adding chapters to the video makes it better. Safety 3rd is now 6 raccoons riffling through your bins outta 10. /s
Honestly one of the best episodes yet. Michael was a great guest.
I agree about the showering in the dark thing. I have a skylight in my bathrooms so its usually lit in the morning but at night, or when traveling I like to turn on the minimal amount of light the bathroom allows, sometimes just the makeup mirror or whatever. I think its calming to shower in the dark.
I agree.
I love Michael's point about breaking down the concept and explaining it for someone who isn't familiar with the terminology. That is why I really enjoy Chubbyemu's videos, he explains exactly what is happening in a way that isn't talking down to his audience, but informing them on what is taking place.
Emuemia
Everytime willy went to end the podcast I got sad then they just kept on talking. I love it lol
1:10:25 danggg what an awesome way to look at being in your 30s. I try to take time to appreciate where I’m at now but it does get overwhelming. But saying I’m just really needed is a great perspective and should really be appreciated. Thanks guys
I haven’t kept up with him for 10 years. This is great.
Man, you have 10 years of great stuff to catch up on. He's brilliant.
so curious to know what you think about how he has turned out. i think he might be the greatest youtuber of all time
As someone who has a family history and had second hand experiences with dementia, it absolutely terrifies me. They just forget, and then never remember. They become a husk of their former self, slowly but surely forgetting everything they once knew and loved. I had gotten a nightmare over a decade ago, that still sticks with me to this day. It is a fear that I will never escape. It is absolutely impossible to escape it, because I might possibly have already experienced its effects hundreds of times. I just suddenly forget what I'm doing while I'm in the process of doing it. I'll think of what to say or write, and then poof. What I wanted to say never existed, only a feeling and the before and after of it.
Always have loved Michael and his channel. Thank you for having him on so I can see him on TH-cam more often.
I like how they are all sitting cross legged, it's like friends at a sleep over hahaha
I’d love to see a thought emporium video cuz of the sheer amount of different types of content he creates, I think it could be a very interesting talking point for all of you guys.
He is likely very busy with his spider silk thing , I fear he has no need for TH-cam and only is even still bothering from a touch of appreciation and a need for a break to do something else... I'm going to stop there , I do know he hates people making assumptions about his life...
But yeah, I would watch if he was on the show
At 15 mins you can see such a great example of psychology . Notice how after micheal crosses his legs everyone mirrors him showing they are in tune with the conversation and happy in Micheals company whilst also showing a hierarchy
What I thoroughly enjoy and keeps me dedicated to Safety Third is this podcast is truly a great blend. This is hilarious, sometimes educated lol, and just a great watch or listen during the day.
thats not vsauce thats corndogwilly
He is so profound I love this guy wish I could have a convo with him
You can!! PayPal me money and I'll get you in zoom call with him!!!! Yes yes yes yes yes daddy likes
I met him backstage at a Brain Candy event. My wife got me the deluxe package that included a meet and greet with him and Adam Savage. Both are icons to me.
@@Real28 I did too it was amazing
listening to this podcast at 29 and William's joke of "all the 30-year-old's listening to this who have nothing figured out are panicking rn" hits way too close to home
Oh my gosh, I know it's like many years away, but I am stoked for a Vsauce movie. I bet it'd be very possible to get it into theaters.
"That guy who painted the Mona Lisa" is Leonardo Da Vinci, and most of his works are pretty famous and valuable lol.
This is an absolutely amazing collaboration!!!!
Or is it???
*Vsauce music starts playing*
Those “mom found something” commercials, those make me think it’s a scam
Nile is there like "Why am I here with these idiots? I should turn them into red 5"
I've been waiting for this episode of Safety Third for far too long , thanks for the video, Will and gang
As a plant biologist 1:02:48 has me screaming
It’s like that meme of Walter White trapped in the car
“Hank! It’s chloroplast, not chlorophyll! HAAAANK!”
I would define it as; Edible: safe to eat and provides nutrients to the body. Eatable: it wont harm you if you eat it but it doesn't provide sustenance.
This is great. Love how y’all are somber in vsauces presence
Mona Lisa: It's small so it's easy to steal. It's one of the most famous paintings ever made so there is plenty of motivation. And museums have poor security.
It felt like Michael was excited to talk TH-cam craft with the boys and I enjoyed that
Moon Men is great, but "Were Finally Landing" makes me astral project from my physical form when I hear it
~1/4 of the video is William closing the podcast lmao
I tried getting from chocolate to philosophy by clicking the firs links in the wikipedia pages, and it took this path:
-chocolate
-cocoa bean
-fermentation
-metabolism
-life
-matter
-classical physics
-physics
-natural science
-branches of science
-science
-scientific method
-empirical evidence
-proposition
-philosophy of language
-analytic philosophy
-phylosophy
Isnt there some weird wikipedia phenomenon similar to this? But instead of landing on philosophy its how many clicks to the third Reich or some wild stuff from a seemingly mundane topic.
this is such a beautiful video, i cried a bit every 20 mins or so. micheal is a very loving character and i loved seeing you guys coming together. just want to say thank you for making this and sharing it with us
my god thats probably the best video on youtube in the most unexpcted way.
I wachet it a year ago and now and carried comletly different new thing each time.
It is so all over the place that you can't keep up to grasp everything and you just forgeting it.
Fells like like a mental indigestion.
Loved this episode, especially the three attempted endings lol
On the topic of medical devices, I'm a biomedical engineer and we design them in collaboration with medical professionals specialising in the field the device will be used in, as well as whoever else we think is needed (software engineers, biochemists, etc)
holy shit i couldnt have asked for anything more than this
BatChest
the most fundamental difference between edible and eatable is our physiological ability to metabolize what we've consumed via oral orifice.
the most socially dynamic difference between edible and eatable is our physiological ability to palate what we've consumed via oral orifice.
Physics videos by Eugene K. is amazing for anyone interested in upper level physics
That's kind of funny that Michael details that example about "why are we putting so much protection and police presence around someone we're ultimately going to sentence?" and then says "I will immediately cross a topic off my list if there's a twitter thread about it" because there are many, MANY twitter threads about exactly that illogical, overly policed/protected but ultimately vulnerable and discarded treatment of incarcerated people. (But I really like that that's how he approaches his vid topics and he has given me much to think about over the years because he intentionally explores the unexplored! Love this episode.)
Watching y'all's body language sync up over the video was absolutely fascinating.
Playing Moon Men in the background of this is a vibe.
IDK if Vsauce was made for this podcast or if this podcast was made for Vsauce but they go so well together, just like V and sauce.
I feel like this is just a peak episode for youtubers, the realm of thought being explored across the whole of it is refreshing
Eating is simply philosophy